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No i haven't worked with cells, but the person who implemented the cells-silicon computer of Cortica claims to be a doctor and have figured it out somehow. I do
by emporas 3y ago
No i haven't worked with cells, but the person who implemented the cells-silicon computer of Cortica claims to be a doctor and have figured it out somehow. I don't know what the limits of such product would be, but cell's death would be one of the limits for sure. There may be some more insurmountable problems with such technology, that i have no idea about.
What i do know, if a technology like that exists, it has certain markets which is a better fit, than pure silicon. Anything wearable for example. V.R. headset is just one wearable device which comes to mind.
- dekhn 3y agoGrowing eukaryotic cells is still something that needs well-outfitted research labs; it's not something you can do in a production computing environment. You're being misled by news filtered through the VC reality distortion field. Even if there are markets that fit, these players still ahve replace incumbents with billions of dollars of R&D investment and decades of production deployments. You'd have to pour many billions into establishing a foothold... in a low-profit business.